Who does the AODA apply to?
The AODA applies to all public sector organizations as well as private businesses and organizations with 50+ employees in Ontario (under AODA). Failure to comply can result in fines of up to $100,000 per day of violation.
What is required to meet AODA compliance?
Accessibility legislation in Canada differs slightly from province to province and keeping up with every scenario can be tiresome. Equally AI’s smart solutions apply the most robust practices and standards to help you meet compliance with minimum effort.
WCAG 2.1 Conformance
Organizations are expected to conform to the internationally recognized Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) Level AA. We conduct in-depth audits of your website, mobile app, and digital content to identify accessibility gaps and recommend actionable solutions. Our extensive reports provide a roadmap for achieving compliance with WCAG standards and Canadian accessibility laws.
Accessible Document Formats
Applicable organizations are required to providing accessible document formats, such as accessible PDFs or alternative text versions to help individuals with disabilities access information in electronic documents. Our file remediation service helps you find and fix accessibility issues in your online document to meet compliance with ease.
Accessibility Policies and Plans
The ACA requires regulated entities to develop and implement accessibility policies and multi-year accessibility plans that outline their commitment to accessibility, goals, and strategies for compliance. We provide continuous support, monitoring, and maintenance services to help you stay compliant with evolving standards and regulations.
Take the Next Step To AODA Compliance
We offer a range of accessibility solutions and services all designed to bring your digital assets in line with ACA and AODA standards. Start a 7-day free trial or schedule a free consultation to speak with an expert.